DungeonMan
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My beardie, Peach, is about four months old. A couple of weeks ago I posted that she was barely eating. Now I’m having the opposite problem. She is devouring everything in sight, to the point that I’m concerned about continuing to buy crickets, since it’s expensive and a fraction of them die every time anyways.
I’ve heard that breeding dubia roaches is the most cost efficient way to keep my lizard fed, but I have a couple of questions:
1) Right now she would only be able to eat the nymphs, right? How efficient would keeping a colony be if only the babies are being used as feeders?
2) Even once she’s grown, would one beardie be able to eat enough of them to keep the colony from getting out of control?
Also, does anyone have any alternative ideas?
Thanks!
I’ve heard that breeding dubia roaches is the most cost efficient way to keep my lizard fed, but I have a couple of questions:
1) Right now she would only be able to eat the nymphs, right? How efficient would keeping a colony be if only the babies are being used as feeders?
2) Even once she’s grown, would one beardie be able to eat enough of them to keep the colony from getting out of control?
Also, does anyone have any alternative ideas?
Thanks!
